And when Kramer was making the "mile-high" and told Jerry "we're almost out of Kaiser rolls" Jerry sez " I'll go check in the back".
That was great. Excellent episode after recent rubbish.
Jack
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I LOVVVVED the episode!!!
clever, funny, unpredictable, low-key.
terrific!!!
Teehee! Yup! Jerry said the case of Kaiser rolls was in the storeroom, then, later in the show, Kramer said he couldn't find the storeroom!
I also loved how they brought back Elaine's 'little kicks' dance. (BTW, I noticed she has the Bose wave radio. Those things KICK ASS!)
Kruger, about George: "what a pear-shaped loser!"
Kramer's slicer was the SP-2000 model. Please remember this for future trivia quizzes.
And they tied the plots together very nicely. The skin cancer screening as a way for George to get a topless picture of his boss, Kramer needing a new blade for his slicer, and playing a doctor because of his butcher's coat, Jerry getting hives from the benzine in Kramer's metal polisher, etc.
I loved it!! Easily one of the 6 best episodes this season!!
I agree. This was more consistent with the great Seinfeld episodes of the past. It had believable (as far as TV goes) interdependent plots. Jerry was less silly than usual. etc.. A definite move in the right direction. They could have eliminated the silly cartoon drawing of George's boss and gone directly to the need for a photograph to hold onto reality a bit more. The building up of Kramer's character that culminates in his being mistaken for the doctor was clever and a nice turn of events. (But alot is still two words.)
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I agree - although I'll withhold a statement on whether or not the show is really "back," depending on how the next couple episodes pan out. But yes, finally, a new show this year that I got some laughs at, and no major groans. In fact, I had the show taped, and it was sandwiched on the tape between two reruns from last year. Unlike the last few weeks, it didn't stick out like a sore thumb by being so awful. It *did* have that feel that the shows from past seasons have had, unlike The Blood or Serenity Now.